Review due words
The first step brings back the words that need attention today. This is where FSRS helps schedule the right moment for recall.
Product
How Readavo works
Readavo helps you learn English words through a personal route instead of random word lists. First you pick topics and a level. Then the app builds a daily plan that combines review, new vocabulary, and article reading in a clear order.
Flow
The daily plan turns learning into a repeatable habit
The day is split into clear stages so you always know what to do next.
Learn new words
New vocabulary comes with translation, definition, examples, pronunciation, and memory support so you get a fuller first contact.
Read an article
The reading stage gives those words a real place inside a topic you care about.
How content is selected
During onboarding you pick categories and can refine them with subtopics. This helps Readavo build a more personal news feed that matches both interest and language level.
Inside an article you can translate an unfamiliar word in context and add it to a personal vocabulary list without leaving the reading flow. That matters because the switch from reading to study feels natural instead of disruptive.
Why that is better than isolated lists
When a word appears inside a story, the brain stores more than a translation. It also stores topic, situation, and sentence role. That makes recall stronger later during review.
Helpful tools inside the article
- contextual word translation
- fast adding to personal vocabulary
- examples and explanations
- pronunciation for words and sentences
- support for difficult vocabulary in the article
Practice
Words are reinforced in more than one format
Different exercise types reduce passive recognition and support active recall.
Flashcards and reverse translation
You recall meaning from the word or reconstruct the English word from translation.
Word in context
Example based tasks help you remember how a word works inside a sentence.
Pronunciation
Audio supports memory for both spelling and sound.
Progress and streak
Daily structure, level progress, and streaks make growth visible and easier to sustain.
The core principle is simple
Readavo combines interesting content, a clear daily structure, FSRS review, and contextual reading. A word first appears in study, then returns during review, and then becomes familiar inside real text. That cycle is closer to actual language learning than isolated memorization.
Start with a short first session
Readavo helps you move from interest to action quickly with a personal route from the first day.